To the Constable of The Parish Of Burton Latimer in the county of Northampton.
By the act of the 35th George 111c 49, passed on the 30th April 1795, imposing a Duty on Certificates issued for using Hair Powder, s16.You are required within 3 days after the receipt of the Annexed List to cause a true and exact copy thereof to be affixed on the Church Door of your Parish, and from time to time, when neccessary, to replace the same, for the space of Four Weeks then next.
Every Person willfully tearing, defacing or removing the list to be fixed up, within the said space of Four Weeks, forfeits for every offence, or Conviction before a Justice of the Peace, forty shillings, half of which goes to you and the other half to the informer.
Chris Smith, Clerk to the Peace at the county of Northampton.
| Status |
Forename |
Surname |
Year |
Place of Issue |
| Rev |
M H |
Bartholomew |
1796 H H |
Burton |
|
Frances |
Baker |
1797 d |
Burton Latimer |
Key: Ap - apprentice, B - butler, C- cook, Cf - confectioner, Ch - chairman, Ck- clerk to the kitchen, Cm- coachman, Cr-carpenter, D - daughter, F - footman, G - governess, Gr - groom, H - housekeeper, Hr - house steward, I - inmate, L - lodger, Li - librarian, N - neice, Nu - nurse, P - porter, S - son, Si - sister, Sp - spinster, St - steward, Sv - servant, T - tutor, Ub - under butler, Uf - under footman, Un - unmarried, V - valet. w-wife. wt-waiter.
